This invention discloses a transient coordinated control method for
solid waste thermal storage and
power grid frequency regulation commands. This method, for the first time, proposes a transient
coupling model of
heat flux density field-
phase change excitation, overcoming the constraint of
thermal inertia. Through cross-domain integration of
discrete optimization algorithms,
field strength allocation technology, and holographic
simulation technology, it solves the time-domain mismatch problem and achieves transient coordinated control of
solid waste thermal storage and
power grid frequency regulation commands. The proposed transient coordinated control method for
solid waste thermal storage and
power grid frequency regulation commands aims to establish a transient
coupling model between power grid commands,
heat flux density field, and
phase change excitation. Through micro-domain
phase change excitation and virtual pre-
simulation compensation mechanisms, it reduces the thermal
response delay from the 300-second level to the sub-second level, improves
temperature control accuracy by 50 times, breaks through the theoretical limit of 95%
energy conversion efficiency, and achieves a power grid frequency regulation command matching degree of 99.3%. This effectively solves the problems of slow thermal response speed, low
energy conversion efficiency, and poor matching degree with power grid commands in existing technologies.